Sentence examples for and wrong in the from inspiring English sources

It's everything that's twee, boring and wrong in the world.

On top of that, there is a lot that is misleading and wrong in the article.

Beyond figuring out who was right and wrong in the valuations, the Fed would have learned much more by digging into the motivations of each side.

Then, though, the Prime Minister finally said what she should have said forty-eight hours earlier, and used the words "Donald Trump" and "wrong" in the same sentence.

And he went on: Santorum's "saying that some policy matters should be decided on what is considered right and wrong in the religious realm.

"There are always things that go right and wrong in the Tour de France – success is not a given," he said.

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She dreaded its approach, from the moment when they first mentioned its possibility on the news to the pretend discussion about rights and wrongs in the run-up.

He was proved both right and wrong in 1914-18; the war was financially disastrous but the leaders went ahead anyway.

The zeitgeist-malfunction is bizarre and brilliantly wrong in the way real life always is.

"I got loads of years and times wrong in the book," he volunteers cheerfully.